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Hahnemühle Folded Filters 2095, 240 mm Low Nitrogen, 85 g/sqm, Pack of 100

Specifications

HS Code #
48232000
Ø
240 mm
Shape
Folded filters
Type
2095
UNSPSC
41104929
Weight
85 g/m²

NZ $410.77

Inc. GST

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Product description

The Hahnemühle Folded Filters 2095, 240 mm are low nitrogen filters made from high-purity cellulose, ideal for quantitative analysis and environmental monitoring. With a basis weight of 85 g/sqm and a pleated design for improved flow rate, these filters provide efficient filtration while maintaining structural integrity.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Hahnemühle
  • Type: Folded (pleated) filter paper
  • Diameter: 240 mm
  • Grade: 2095 – low nitrogen content for sensitive applications
  • Weight: 85 g/sqm
  • Packaging: Pack of 100
  • Application: Ideal for gravimetric and analytical procedures where low nitrogen is required

Hahnemühle Folded Filters are the preferred choice for laboratories requiring high-performance filtration with minimal contamination risk.

Frequently asked questions

It are low nitrogen filters made from high-purity cellulose, ideal for quantitative analysis and environmental monitoring. With a basis weight of 85 g/sqm and a pleated design for improved flow rate, these filters provide efficient filtration while maintaining structural integrity.

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